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UrbanKey Property Management Website
I developed a responsive website for a short-term rental management business in Sarajevo. The website presents the company’s services and management packages, helping property owners understand the offer and get in touch.
My work focused on frontend implementation, clear content structure and layouts adapted for desktop and mobile.
Website: https://urbankey.ba
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What I Focused On
Kajabi Website Design: A professional website layout aligned with the brand's identity and educational mission.
Course Presentation: Clear organization of learning content to help visitors explore technology training.
Membership Experience: Structured presentation of membership benefits and learning opportunities.
User-Friendly Navigation: An intuitive browsing experience that makes important information easy to find.
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Conversion-Focused Design: Clear calls to action that encourage visitors to explore courses, memberships, and contact options.
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Platform: Kajabi
Service: Website Design
Industry: Technology Education, Online Courses & Memberships
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🚗 New project live: driveinbali.com, a car rental website for Bali
I worked as the UX designer on this build. Good UX design and UI design decide whether a visitor books or leaves, so here’s how I approached it:
🔹 UX design: one goal, booking.
Most rental sites hide the booking form. Here, pick-up place, dates and “Check availability” sit right in the hero, so a tourist can start booking in seconds.
🔹 A clear user journey.
The page follows the questions a traveller actually has: What’s included? → Which car? → Where can I go? → How do pickup and return work? → Can I trust them? Each section answers one question and leads to the next.
🔹 UI design that builds trust.
A warm palette of deep green and sunset orange, editorial serif headlines, transparent pricing cards, real reviews and a simple 4-step “how it works”. The design looks premium while staying simple to use.
🔹 Mobile first.
Most travellers book on their phones, so every section is fully responsive and touch-friendly.
🔹 Built to perform.
I built it on the BuilderDuck platform with a live car rental booking system, did the SEO optimisation, and now manage the site for the client on an ongoing basis.
I design and build across WordPress, Wix Studio, Shopify, Framer and Webflow.
📩 Looking for a UX/UI designer, or someone to build and manage your website? Let’s talk. My DMs are open.
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